BMW has announced plans to introduce six new EVs under its Neue Klasse architecture by the end of 2030. The company expects to launch built-in and more energy-dense batteries developed in-house through this technology.
The first EV will be a crossover named iX3, which BMW aims to introduce in late 2025. This will be followed by an extended-wheelbase version codenamed ‘NA6’ and an all-electric sedan named NA0 in 2026.
Additionally, the company intends to produce a coupe-like sedan named iX4 in 2026 with a station wagon version in 2027. BMW plans to replace its iX1 compact crossover with a model codenamed NB5.
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